Suddenly, another power forward has become available on the unrestricted free-agent landscape — and it could impact Allen Iverson’s chances of possibly playing for the Memphis Grizzlies next season.
That power forward is Hakim Warrick, who was taken by surprise Thursday night when the Grizzlies rescinded their $3 million qualifying offer to him to give themselves more flexibility on the free-agent market.
The 27-year-old former Syracuse standout averaged 11.6 points and five rebounds last season when he shared time with Darrell Arthur at power forward, but Memphis acquired Zach Randolph earlier this summer to play that position, making Warrick both expendable and expensive.
